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Help With Your Mother's Rule is a forum for women who want trouble-shooting help with their Mother's Rules or about any aspect of the 5 Ps of the married vocation.
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Sunday, October 21, 2007

A Random Nurser

Dear Holly,
Thank you so much for your beautiful book! I am truly grateful to you for sharing with us how Our Lord has worked and is working in your life. Order and Peace we need! I have a quick question for you; if you have any ideas I'd appreciate them immeasurably. My husband and I have 6 boys (ages 10, 8, 7, 5, 3, and 6 months). Our youngest, a babe in arms, is a random nurser. How do I work his random needs into my rule or should my rule revolve around him and when I think he will eat or sleep next? Thank you for your thoughts

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posted by Holly at 1:15 PM

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Blogger Holly said...

There were only a few things which I was unable to do while nursing - cook supper, for example. (Although, a friend of mine used a sling and nursed while she cooked.) But I was always frightened of the stove and spilling something!

So, at 6 months old, I'd have a plan - like a highchair activity or a bouncer or something - scheduled for these times when you are absolutely unable to nurse. But then, for the other things, I would just make the time slots a little longer perhaps to enable nursing, if it happens. Or , if you homeschool, just nurse as you school.

As for scheduling - you really have a choice,

I think there are basic things you can schedule for a child this age - perhaps more of a progression - like eat, diaper change, time with Mummy, then choice of nap/playpen/jolly jumper... I'd work his basic routine around mine, if possible, and nurse while I did other things, if possible.

Or, you can examine his daily schedule and work around it. It's really a preference issue, I think.

1:24 PM  
Blogger Erika S. said...

Hello, I know this is off topic but I am new to the site and was wondering if there is a way to search the archives or a general search engine on the site.
Thanks!
Your sister in Christ,

6:45 PM  
Blogger Holly said...

The best I can do is to offer the labels, found on the bottom of posts in green. By clicking on a label - say 4th P parent - you will find all the posts for Parenting. Unless someone wants to tell me how to set up a search button! :-)
Holly

7:23 AM  
Blogger Erika S. said...

Thanks for responding Holly. I am really enjoying your book and I just bought your workbook yesterday. My online friends and I are going to do a "book club" disscussion group and your book is the first we are doing!
Thank you so much for writting it.
Peace be with you,
Erika

4:57 PM  

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